Douglas Bates <bates at stat.wisc.edu> writes:
The call to R INSTALL would look like R INSTALL /usr/apps/tree -l ~/.Rlibs or something like that. Note that with recent versions of R you do not need to expand the tar file. You can give the name of the tar file to the INSTALL command.
Or, from inside R, directly from CRAN:
install.packages('tree', '~/.Rlibs')
Omitting the 2nd argument causes the routine to issue a warning and
try to install in the system package location, which is often what you
want, provided you have the required write access.
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